Nashville Symphony | Nathan Aspinall, conductor | The Secret Sisters | Maggie Rose

The third annual collaboration between the Nashville Symphony and AMERICANAFEST brings a night of powerful music to the stage, featuring acclaimed Nashville artist Maggie Rose, country-folk duo The Secret Sisters, and the Nashville Symphony. Rose, a seasoned performer with over 50 Opry appearances and a GRAMMY® nomination for her album No One Gets Out Alive, will take the stage with the Nashville Symphony. She'll perform her signature songs with first-ever full orchestral arrangements, showcasing the epic live sound of her recorded work. The renowned duo The Secret Sisters will showcase their brand-new orchestra show, following a recent premiere with the Alabama Symphony. The evening will culminate in a special collaboration between all artists, creating a unique musical experience that blends Americana roots with symphonic grandeur. This concert is part of the annual AMERICANAFEST festival, offering a diverse lineup of Americana music performances. 

Nashville Symphony | Enrico Lopez-Yañez, conductor | Frankie Moreno

You do not need to travel all the way to Las Vegas to experience the dazzling vocal stylings of chart-topping singer, songwriter, and arranger Frankie Moreno. Joined by his band and your very own Nashville Symphony, Frankie takes the stage to perform unforgettable hits from Chuck Berry, The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis Presley under the direction of Principal Pops Conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez. 

Nashville Symphony | Kelly Corcoran, conductor | James Dupre

The Randy Travis: More Life Tour features the legendary country singer and his co-star in The Price, James Dupré. The Country Music Hall of Fame member’s long-time touring band, consisting of Steve Hinson, David Johnson, Lance Dary, Bill Cook, Joe Van Dyke and Herb Shucher, along with longtime tour manager Jeff Davis, will rejoin “Hoss,” as they affectionately call Travis, on the road for the first time since right before his stroke in 2013. The show will consist of Dupré and the band performing all 16 of his iconic number ones including “On The Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” 

Randy Travis does not perform but will be on the stage the entirety of the performance and be part of a VIP meet and greet. 

Nashville Symphony | Justin Freer, conductor 

Experience your favorite Christmas film transformed with the music of a live symphony orchestra in Elf™ in Concert! Audiences can rediscover the magic of this holiday classic while your Nashville Symphony performs John Debney’s wonderful score and Santa Claus soars across the big screen in high-definition.  

Members of the Nashville Symphony | Christopher Norton, conductor

Join members of your Nashville Symphony brass, percussion, and organ sections for a festive and joyful holiday concert. Audiences of all ages will rejoice in beautiful, seasonal selections like "the Suite" from The Nutcracker, March of the Toys from Babes in Toyland, “Joy to The World,” and “Sleigh Ride.” Our musicians can’t wait to share our classical Christmas celebration with you, your family and friends in the splendor of Schermerhorn Symphony Center.  

Nashville Symphony | Enrico Lopez-Yañez, conductor | Cody Fry

Cody Fry Christmas is a festive orchestral pops experience, blending holiday classics, Cody’s biggest hits, and special moments with live video projection!

Nashville Symphony & Chorus | Nathan Aspinall, conductor | Tucker Biddlecombe, director | Estelí Gomez, soprano | Amanda Crider, mezzo-soprano | James Ley, tenor | Enrico Lagasca, bass baritone 

Experience Nashville’s grandest Messiah, brought to life by the powerful Nashville Symphony and Chorus, joined by four extraordinary soloists. Celebrate the season with the resounding "Hallelujah" Chorus and the passion, drama, and breathtaking beauty of this timeless masterpiece.

Choral performances are generously supported by the Mary C. Ragland Foundation. 

Nashville Symphony | Nathan Aspinall, conductor  

Experience the multi-Academy Award® winning 1984 motion picture, Amadeus on a vast HD screen while Mozart’s most celebrated works are performed live in-sync by a full orchestra and choir.  

Winner of 8 Academy Awards®, including Best Picture, Milos Foreman’s sumptuous Amadeus is an aural and visual treat for all the senses. 

Adapted from Peter Shaffer’s original stage play, Amadeus the motion picture, stays true to its origins highlighting the contrast between, as Shaffer himself described, “the sublimity of his [Mozart] music and the vulgar buffoonery of his letters” which, “read like something written by an eight-year-old.” 

“Amadeus weaves a beautiful, tragic fable, enchanting to children and adults alike. It has gore, a pact with God, celebrity, a masked stranger, murder and some of the best music ever written. What other film offers half as much?” (The Guardian). 

Rated PG. 

Duke Ellington found deep inspiration in Africa, and several works inspired by his relationship with the continent stand out among his rich canon of classic jazz compositions. Co-music-directed by JLCO saxophonists Chris Lewis and Alexa Tarantino, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis gives new life to those compositions, which will be drawn from albums including Afro-Bossa, Liberian Suite, and the GRAMMY® Award-winning Togo Brava Suite.

 Presented without the Nashville Symphony. 

Giancarlo Guerrero, conductor | Renée Fleming, soprano | Rod Gilfry, baritone